heat. here are tonight s headlines. the urgent rescues in kentucky and a state of emergency after flash flooding inundates homes and cars. plus, the devastation after a tornado forms in north carolina. former president trump is staying defiant after receiving a target letter in the january 6th investigation. obstruction of an official proceeding could be one of the charges. i did know practically what a subpoena was an grand jury that all of the spear but now i am like becoming an expert. speak i didn t have any option. norah: emotional testimony for women suing texas. they believe the state s abortion ban puts their lives at risk. i don t feel safe to have children in texas anymore. norah: cbs news exclusive. our interviewer with an irs whistle-blower, who claims the department of justice limited his hunter biden investigation. i was asking to do these certain things, and roadblock after roadblock was put up in front of me. norah: the myst
this is america s newsroom. so finally the prosecution will rest its case. after the jury took a field trip to the crime scene. they toured the kennels where they say alex murdered his son and wife. he told investigators he wasn t near there. he had to reverse that story on the hand. they paint him as a serial liar with the means, motive and opportunity. this defendant, on the other hand, has fooled everyone everyone, everyone who thought they were close to him and everyone who thought they knew who he was. he has fooled them all. and he fooled maggie and paul, too. and they paid for it with their lives. dana: team fox coverage. nancy grace is here with analysis. let s begin with jonathan serrie in atlanta to set the scene for us. good morning, dana and bill. in their closing arguments, the defense for alex murdaugh are expected to push their theory that perhaps two shooters were involved with the murders of maggie and paul murdaugh and that the initial crime scen
seriously, i m more excited than a guy seeing beetlejuice with lauren boebert. i m more excited than a jets fan during the first three plays of the season. you ve got to be kidding me! in case you ve forgotten, i m jimmy. i ve been off the air five months. we ve been gone so long. we ve been gone so long, the bachelor is now a grandfather. it s been a long time since our last late show. we looked at the calendar today, and check my math on this, i believe we have been off the air for 154 indictments. a look at some of the late night shows which returned to tv for the first time in five months. we have a lot to get to this morning, including a recap of day one in donald trump s civil fraud trial in new york city. part of that is the punishment phase. we ll tell you about the moment that seemed to enrage the former president. also ahead, the latest on kevin mccarthy s speakership battle as a far right republican forces a vote in the house to decide his fate, whether
It looks like all that Barbie hype hasn’t helped bring momentum to another toy-adjacent Mattel property. Variety is reporting that the live-action Masters of the Universe movie that has been in development for some time, most recently at Netflix—Kyle Allen was cast as He-Man over a year ago—is apparently no longer.